Published 2008 | Version v1
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Sustainable development: characterisation and recycling in radioactive waste

Description

A string of radioactive waste treatments has been built in the past decades that followed the installation of nuclear industry. They are the response for public health, protection of populations, environmental concerns and radioprotection of workers. After hesitant beginnings and groped steps, new regulations have been put in place together with the industrial infrastructure Everyday actuality shows us the rise of collective awareness for Sustainable Development, of which the nuclear industry is a powerful actor. Besides, new regulations make more dynamic the steps of management of nuclear waste. Finally, new needs are rising up with the advent of industrial age of dismantling. At crossroads of these trends, there are still some lanes for evolution after experimentation. (author)

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Decommissioning challenges: an industrial reality?

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Original title (English)
Les defis du demantelement: une realite industrielle?

Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Decommissioning challenges: an industrial reality?
Imprint Pagination
2256 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 1079-1109
Report number
INIS-FR--09-1169

Conference

Title
an industrial reality?
Original Conference Title
Conference les defis du demantelement: une realite industrielle?
Acronym
Conference decommissioning challenges
Dates
28 Sep - 2 Oct 2008
Place
Avignon (France)

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Imprint:Les defis du demantelement: une realite industrielle?